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4.3 CDMA Transmitter and Receiver Test --- TX and RX Tester Mode
• Saving parameters and data
This paragraph describes how to save the measurement parameters of the MT8801C to a floppy disk.
Step Key operation Description
A When the [Save] F5 main function key is used
1. Insert a saving floppy disk (FD) into the FD driver on the bottom left of the
MT8801C.
2. [Main Func on off] F6 Sets Main Func to on. The Main Menu is displayed on the main function
keys.
3. [Save] F5 Changes to Save parameter mode.
Displays the Save function keys in F7 to F12, and then moves to the Save
screen for parameter and data.
Searches the FD for parameter and data files, and displays them on the screen.
4. Proceed to Step 5 below.
B When using Save Template of the Setup Template screen for Gated Power measurement
1. Insert a saving floppy disk (FD) into the FD driver on the bottom left of the
MT8801C.
2. [Save Template] F7 Displays the Save Template screen.
Displays the Save function keys in F7 to F12, then moves to the Save screen
for parameter and data.
3. Searches the FD for parameter and data files, and displays them on the screen.
4. Proceed to Step 5 below.
C When using Save Pattern of the Setup RX Measure Parameter screen
1. Insert a saving floppy disk (FD) into the FD driver on the bottom left of the
MT8801C.
2. [Save Pattern] F8 Changes to the Save Pattern screen.
Displays the Save function keys in F7 to F12, then moves to the Save screen
for parameter and data.
3. Searches the FD for parameter and data files, and displays them on the screen.
4. Proceed to Step 5 below.
(Under state where the Save menu is displayed)
5. [Display Dir.] F8 Displays existing files to check the number of the file to be saved.
6. [File Name] F10 Sets the file name used for save within 8 alphanumeric characters if
necessary.
7. Check the number of the file to be saved and the file status (whether the file
exists and whether the file is write-enabled).
To write-enable the file, proceed to Steps 8a and later. Otherwise, proceed to
Step 9.
8a. Cursor [ ] and [ ] Select the file to be write-enabled.
8b. [Write Protect] F11 Write-enables the file for over-writing.
9. [File No.] F9 Specify the number of the file to be saved.
10. [Set] Saves the file.